Thank you very much.
I will only ask one question about the no-fly zone, but I will start with a fairly long introduction.
We understand that the idea behind President Zelenskyy's request for a no-fly zone is to protect civilians. We also agree that it's not enough to declare a no-fly zone, and getting it to work would involve a NATO military response to wipe out Russia's air force, if necessary.
However, it seems we're seeing more and more direct attacks on civilians, such as this morning's attack on a maternity hospital in Mariupol.
Could this be part of a strategy to push the envelope a little further and see how far they can push the red line, which they can't cross, before they trigger a NATO response? Otherwise, isn't this a way to pressure NATO and bring about internal dissent, since it's very likely we will see increasing public pressure for NATO intervention in this context?
Is a strategy like this being used by intensifying attacks on civilians?